A software studio in Banjarbaru, Indonesia
Inazda makes website templates, app kits and computer vision tools. We sell them ready-made in the Market and build them to order in the Studio, for teams that want to launch looking like a bigger one.
Buy something finished, have something built, or build it yourself from the same parts.
01inazda.com/market
Website templates, app kits, UI packs and asset kits, finished and ready to adapt. Every one opens as a live preview, in light and dark, before you pay.
02inazda.com/studio
Client work: launch pages on our templates, internal web apps for labs, clinics and small operations, and computer vision that counts and checks from your own photos.
03ui.inazda.com
The component library our products are built from: readable glass, windows, docks, command palettes and notifications for React and Tailwind, with docs and a playground.
Five pieces that show the range: two cinematic templates, a UI pack, a suite of internal apps and a computer vision demo. Each one opens live.
A resort site that plays its footage as you scroll
A product launch for a ceramic speaker, driven by scroll
Glass components that keep text readable, with a solid mode
Four internal apps and a shared shell, on synthetic data
Object detection that runs in your browser; photos stay on your device
Three habits behind everything with the Inazda name on it.
Every name, patient, invoice and figure in our previews is invented. The app kits ship with sample data in one file that you replace with your own, so no real person's records travel with a template.
Pages are checked against WCAG 2.2 AA with axe in light and dark, at phone and desktop widths, and every control works from the keyboard. Motion stops when your system asks for reduced motion, and glass has a solid mode.
Client work starts with a one-page scope: what's in, what's out, when each part arrives and what it costs. You pay half to start and half at hand-over. Changes are agreed in writing before they're built.
Rotates the large mark by 180 degrees. It looks the same afterwards.
The name comes from the founder's family name, turned around. The mark does the same thing in shape: a circle cut by a Z into two identical halves. Turn it 180 degrees and you get the same mark back.
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Inazda was founded by Adjie (Muhammad Rizqan Nur Adjie Adzani) in Banjarbaru, South Kalimantan. He holds an MS in Computer Science and Information Engineering from Tamkang University in Taiwan, where his research was in computer vision, and a BS in Software Engineering from Telkom University in Indonesia. He designs and builds the products himself, and answers the email.
Before the templates came two systems built for a regional hospital in South Kalimantan. Both are in daily use by its staff, and what they taught us shaped the Lab & Clinic app kits, which were rebuilt from scratch with fictional names and synthetic data.
In daily use
Tracks blood units from receipt to release: patient requests, crossmatch and verification, issue and replacement, with the reports the blood bank files. Records were reconciled against the data it replaced, and every correction keeps a trail.
In daily use
Lab staff record refrigerator and room temperatures at fixed points, morning and evening. Readings outside the safe range stand out, a correction needs a reason and keeps its history, and reports export to Excel and PDF in the lab's own format.
The hospital isn't named and no screens are shown, because both systems hold patient and staff data.
A product question, a licence question or a project. Write in English or Bahasa Indonesia.
Banjarbaru, South Kalimantan, IndonesiaRemote, worldwide
